Love seeks the highest good of the loved one writes W. T. Conner. Find out the reason for the demands of God’s love for His people.

God gave Himself for our sins. (Gal. 1:3-5) If we forget the giver, W. T. Conner highlights the reality that God may withhold the things we are absorbed in.

God loves consistently with respect for eternal principles or moral conditions of righteousness. Discover why W. T. Conner taught that the benefits of Jesus’ gracious cross are conditioned on a person’s capacity and willingness to respond to God’s love.

How does General benevolence become personal love? Discover W. T. Conner’s view of God’s general goodness to all and His love expressed to people in Christ.

Love (“Agapao”Gk) denotes a rational intelligent principle. Exegete and exposit Scripture with W. T. Conner to discern the meaning of divine love.

In His Sermon on the Mount (Mt. 5-7), Jesus asks doubting believers, won’t God do much for you? Here, W. T. Conner sees God’s love preached by Christ Himself.

God’s redemptive activity reveals His righteousness. Learn why W. T. Conner related God’s righteousness with His redemption of man.

Jonathan Edwards championed the arbitrary will of God, restrained by no obligation. W. T. Conner wrote about a God who does what is right because His nature is righteous. Discover why it matters.

Be holy because I am holy, says the Lord. Learn why W. T. Conner equated God’s holiness with the moral perfection of His character.

The dominant qualities in the character of God are holiness, righteous, and love. Discover why W. T. Conner emphasized God’s moral nature in the light of his power or greatness.